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Why choose Prohealth for radiology services?

As a ProHealth Physicians patient, you can sign up for the myProHealth patient portal. It’s a secure, online tool powered by FollowMyHealth ®. Use it to communicate with your doctor, review doctor visits, medications, test results and more. And it’s available 24 hours a day from any computer or smartphone. Using myProHealth is entirely up to you.

What kind of imaging is done at Prohealth advanced imaging?

WELCOME TO YOUR PATIENT PORTAL Many but not all of our ProHEALTH Care locations use our patient portal to communicate with patients. Check with your doctor’s office to see if the portal is available to you. ONLINE PATIENT TOOLS View my chart Request an appointment Request a referral Request test/lab results Request my medical records

What is the myprohealth patient portal?

Visit ProHEALTH Radiology - Plainview at 520 Old Country Rd in Plainview, NY, 11803.

How do I access my Prohealth Records?

Patient login. ——. Get all your health information in one place. See your medications, test results, upcoming appointments, medical bills and more — even if you've been seen at multiple health care organizations. The MyChart patient portal is here. Our former patient portal in still available, so you can get to your health information and ...

How do I enroll in MyChart?

Sign up and instantly turn on your account by selecting "Sign Up Now," then "Sign Up Online." Follow the process to confirm your identity. After you confirm your identity, you'll be able to get to your MyChart account.

Is there a mobile app for MyChart?

ProHEALTH patients can get MyChart on their Apple ® iPhone and Google Android™ devices through a free app. The MyChart app allows you to send and get messages as well as to view:

Can I link to other apps and connect my MyChart accounts?

You can link your MyChart account to third-party apps through the FHIR standard. (FHIR ® is also called the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources standard and defines how health care information can be exchanged between different computer systems.)

Can I get to my family's medical records?

You can use MyChart to get to the medical record of another family member, such as a child, parent, spouse, partner or a close friend, through a MyChart feature called “proxy or proxy access.”

How can I get to my child's MyChart account?

Parents and legal guardians can use MyChart to help take care of their child’s medical care through proxy access, but there are some things to be aware of depending on the child’s age.

How and when can I review the results of a test?

Almost all results will be released right away upon completion. Please be aware that this does mean you may see your results before your doctor. When your doctor reviews your results, they may add a comment that will then create an update to the result in MyChart.

How do I get, view and pay bills online through MyChart?

ProHEALTH promises to safeguard our patients’ privacy and information. Paperless billing is a secure way for you to view and pay your bills online.

What is medical imaging?

Medical imaging is a term that means different ways to see pictures inside the human body. These pictures or images help doctors find and care for a wide range of medical problems.

What is fluoroscopy video?

Fluoroscopy uses video to see parts of the body as they move in real time. This lets doctors watch a heart as it pumps or see how someone swallows, for example.

What is a CT scan?

A CT or CAT scan uses a computer and a special type of X-ray to measure bones and organs. The image shows what objects look like “sliced,” but without any cutting. Our scanners get the best image quality at a faster speed and with a smaller amount of radiation. CLOSE.

What is breast X-ray?

Mammography (breast X-ray) Mammography is used to screen for breast cancer. It uses X-rays to take digital images of the breast. Some locations offer 3D mammography so breast tissue can be seen one layer at a time. This makes it easier to spot problems. CLOSE.

What is the purpose of mammography?

Mammography is used to screen for breast cancer. It uses X-rays to take digital images of the breast. Some locations offer 3D mammography so breast tissue can be seen one layer at a time. This makes it easier to spot problems.

What is MRI in medical terms?

MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) MRI uses magnets and radio waves to get pictures of the head, spine, joints and other parts of the body. We offer both closed and open MRI scans. Open MRI can get high-quality images without the feeling of being in a closed tube. CLOSE.

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Ultrasound

ULTRASOUND At Prohealth Advanced Imaging we perform many different types of ultrasound procedures.

X-Ray

X-Ray is the oldest and most frequently used form of medical imaging. X-Ray, also known as Radiography, is the fastest way for a Radiologist

Advance Procedures

Coronary Artery Screening: Heart CT Scan and Calcium Scoring. The Heart CT Scan, or CT Coronary Artery Calcium Scoring

Can you eat before an ultrasound?

Preparation for an ultrasound depends on the type of exam you’re having: Abdominal (liver, kidneys, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas and aorta) — Do not eat or drink after midnight the night before your exam. Take prescribed medications as directed by your doctor with small sips of water.

What is a Holter monitor?

A Holter monitor is a small, wearable device that records your heart’s activity. It determines if you have abnormal heart rhythms and is usually worn for 24 hours. Holter monitors are best for patients who have symptoms every day. No preparation is required for a Holter monitor.

How long does a cardiac event monitor last?

A cardiac event monitor is a small, wearable device that records your heart’s activity for up to 30 days. You turn it on when you have symptoms, like skipped heartbeats. Event monitors are the best option for patients who do not have every symptoms every day. No preparation is required for an event monitor.